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Originally Posted by rowan
Another method to reduce spam is to return a temporary error upon first delivery attempt, which will queue the email on the server trying to deliver it. Most email servers will attempt redelivery within a short period (say 30 mins) but bulk emailers don't usually bother. If there is a second attempt to deliver the same mail then the IP is whitelisted and further deliveries are allowed to come through unheeded. Bulk mailers don't try a second time so they're never whitelisted.
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http://greylisting.org/
works pretty well, cuts about 80% of the spam
use spamassasin for the other 20%
I haven't received a spam email in a few months I almost miss them
